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National Republican., 1887-12-17
EESrTNHoHTI.A-IS.

DIANA, SAyBoRS Co., DAKOTA, Feb. 27, sc.
MIR. ROBERT MoRRELJ, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY
DEAR SIR Last summer the skating rink In
this place burned down, The wind, being In
the right direction, carried the flames into the
business part OF the town, and the roofs OF
many buildings caught;are so that they blazed,
but with two of your Barrel Fire Engines We
saved the town. We .had 75. feet OF hose at.
tached to each machine, and they woIked so
satisfactorily that we would not take $500 for
them, Il others could not be obtained. Very
respectfully,
BANK or DIANA.
&c WHITING, Dist. Attorney.
w. N. SEvEY, Sheriff
sSLNEscS 4 Hc'Hpt, Hardware.
NJ. @. THIEsoN & Co., Machinery.
l. l.. BERGATREssER, Merchant
And eighteen others,
From the Tltusyile pa Herald OF Apr 2s, IS ]
For tho second time in two years the Com
mercial Hotel was discovered on fire last sun.
day evening. Being as dry as finder box the
flames spread with the greatest rapidity, and
would undoubtedly have destroyed this build
ing and the whole of the business part Of town
had II not been for the eprompt appearance of
two Of Morrelrs Barrel Fire Engines, the pow.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

OFFICE OF CHEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPART.
MEST, FARIBAuLT, MISN.-RoBERT MoRRELL,
Eso,-DEAR SIR We use your Bucket Force
Pumps in our fire department, and consider
them well adapted for extingishing fires, either
at the outset OF tho fire or in buildings whero
the firemen are unable to reach with larger
streams. Yours respectfully,
G. IL. PALMER, Chief Fire Department.
CESTERvILLE, Pa, Oct, Z, lSS7,-RoBERr Nor.
RELL, Esq, SUMMIT, N j., DEAR SIR We had
q bad fre here recently, and but for the Nor.
rell Engines there would have been loss OF
about twenty thousand dollars. The fire in
surance adjuster was here this morning. He
said that at franklin, Pa, where they have
water works, they could not have saved the
buildings we did,
IA. RoDIER, Dry Goods, &c.
OFFICE OF JAMES MCMILLAN & Co., DEALERS
IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c, MARI, Lu-
zERNE Co., PA.-DEAR SIR-There Is no hand
pump made that requires less liking TO keep
In order than your ball valve Bucket Force
Pump. use II for washing wagons, sprink-
ling fruit trees, emptying cisterns, and wash
ing windows In fact, It Is indispensable about
a place like mine, and would not be withoutit
for twice its value, Respectfully yours,
JAMES MCMILLAN.
Bucket Force Pumps In large quantities. to
rously pushed In all sections OF the United
700 shares OF the par value'of $40 each, and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

PECULIAR CoURTsHIP.-A French
peasant girl OF spirit and determination
was deserted by her lover, who had
promised to marry her. Some time
afterwards he called and found her
washing clothes in the garden, near
the we'll. They had been chatting
awhile, when suddenly the girl, as if
by accident. dropped a cloth into the
we'll, and exhibited great grief over
the loss OF it. Her companion volun-
teered to lean over in the well and fish
the garment out; but while he was so
engaged, the girl caught him by the
legs and threw him in. In reply to
his cries she told him if he would
promise to marry her now she would
pull him out. He did promise; but
no sooner was he out than he brought
suit against her for trying to murder
him. Then at last he withdrew it
and married her. He came to the
conclusion that he had met his match.
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ed BY Christians for the last eighteen
centuries; thus we get direct to apos-
tolic times. But surely. If the Apos-
ties and their contemporary Christi
ans had not been convinced by the
evidence of their senses tha: Jesus OF
Nazareth rose again on the first day
OF the week, nothing would have in
duced them TO depart from their cher
ished traditions. and to offend the
prejudices of their cIergymen, whom
they were SO anxious to conciliate, by
relaxing the obligations of the seventh
day, and transferring them to the first
day OF the week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

He VOTED Autobiography m
Dakota knows, says the Minneapolis
Tribune, Wilbur +. Steele. He was
a member of the Legislature from
Steele county. There is an incident
in Steeles legislative career that goes
very far TO show his characteristic re-
gard for his wife. He has one fault
however He takes no stock in wo-
man sutirage-except when he is
obliged to. On the occasion in ques-
tion the Woman Suffrage bill was be
fore the House. Major Pinkney was
championiug the cause of the fair sex
in eloquent words when call was
made for vote and the clerk pro-
ceeded to call the roll. When Steele's
name was reached he rose with the
dignity of a Demosthenes and COM
menced.
"Mr. Speaker, I am sorry that l
cannot support the bill, but"
At that moment a well-dressed la
dy was seen to bend over the gallery
rail above his head. In loud voice
she exclaimed
"W.i-l-b-u-r :"
He glanced upward. TWAS enough.
He turned and said:
Mr.. Speaker, / vote aye"
The lady was Steeles wife.
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Saint BIafg'B Beacon.
HOMETOWN, MARYLAND.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

CAUGHT BIZ A LUMP OF SUGAR
4 gentleman who returned recently
from Aspinwal: els the following Gu
rious story Of the manner in which
the natives Of the Isthmus of Panama
capture monkeys:
Almost all the pet monkeys in this
country, come from Gorgona, a small
village half way on the line Of the
Panama Railroad. The inhabitants
are mostly native negroes, for no
white man could live in the village a
month unless he drank whiskey and
took quinine constantly. The sur
rounding country is swampy and coy
cred with a dense mass Of luxuriant
vegetation. At nightfali thick mi
asma rises from the ground and hangs
over the forests like a cloud. This
place Is the monkeys paradise. They
travel through the forests in troops,
going wherever the king monkey
leads. When the natives have been
appraised Of the presence of a troop
they go about warily to capture them.
Their plan is a simple one. A hole
is cut in the shell of a cocoanut just
large enough to admit a monkeys I'M
closed paw. The cocoanut is scooped
ont and a lump Of sugar placed in
the hollow.
A string is then attached to this
novel trap and the negroes conceal
themselves until the monkeys pass by.
Curiosity is one the chief character
istIcs of these little creatures, and
when they espy the cocoanut lying
upon the ground they come down
from the trees and proceed to inspect
it carefully. The lump Of sugar does
not long escape their notice and one
Of them thrusts paw through the
aperture to grasp it. With the lump
0: sugar clasred in his hand, he finds
j. impossible to Withdraw it, nor will
his greedy nature allow him to abau-
don his prize. The negroes have no
difficulty in drawing him nearer and
nearer 10 their ambush, the whole
troop scampe,ing madly about him
chattering and gesticulating as only
monkeys can. When they have ar.
rived within easy reach, a large net
Is thrown ont and they are made pris
Cners. Twenty or thirty are otter
captured at one haul. The native,
sell them to the employees of the Pan
anna Railroad, who in turn dispose o
them in the American market.
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TRUE BUSINESS PRINCIPLEs.-It is
as easy to be rich man as a poor
one. Half the energy displayed in
keeping ahead that is required to
catch up when behind would save
credit, give more time to attend to
business, and add to the profit and
reputation OF those who work for gain.
Honor your engagement. II YOU
promise to meet man or TO DO GER
tam thing at certain moment, be
ready at the appointed time. If you
20 on business, attend promptly TO
matters on hand, then as promptly so
about your own business. Do not
stop 10 tell stories in business hours.
II you have a place Of business be
found there when wanted. No man
can get rich by sitting around stores.
Never fool on business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, liber-
allty, promptneSs. 10 not NEEDLE
with business you know nothing Of.
Never buy an article you do not need
simply because it is cheap, and the
man who sells it will take it cut in
trade. Trade is money. Strive to
avoid harsh words and personalities.
10 not kick every stone in the path ;
more miles can be made in a
day by going steadily than by stop
ping to kick, Pay as you go. A
man OF honor respects his word as he
does his bond. Aid but never beg.
Help others when YOU can but never
give what YOU cannot afford to, simp-
Iy because 1t is fashionable. Learn
to say no" No necessity for snap
ping It out in dog fashion, but say it
firmly and respectfully. Have but
few conhdAntS, and the fewer the bet
ter. Use your own brains rather than
those Of others. Learn to think and
act for yourself. Keep ahead rather
than behind the time. Young man,
cut this out, and ii there be folly in
the argument, let US know.
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The FIRST DAY or TIE WEEK.
The change of the day of rest from
the seventh TO the first day of the
week-from the Jewish Sabbath TO
the Christian Sundays a standing
evIdence-it might almost be called
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A LEVEL HEADED GIRL.-Fisrt
Omaha Girl-Ofall things. You must
be crazy. The idea of marrying a cir
Gus performer
Second Omaha Girl know what
! am about, Mary. He makes his
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What of that ?"
81 have the satisfaction OF knowing
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Esr"Do you have damp sheets -
said the fussy old man at the hotel,
securing a room.
mo" said the clerk, who wanted
to be obliging, but we can sprinkle
them for you if you like them that
way"
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seR~ The modern society belle is
like a locomotive; she drags train
after her. But, come to think OF it.
there is difference between them;
one has head light, the other has a
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great hustle with them.
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esA- Many a woman trusts her hus
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s@-Somebody says "a busy woman
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1887. THE SUN. 1887
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